L'Errance active by François Chobeaux is a sociological exploration of contemporary forms of wandering and mobility in urban environments. Drawing on fieldwork and theoretical inquiry, the book examines how individuals navigate city spaces outside conventional patterns of residence, work, or transit. Chobeaux analyzes the social, spatial, and existential dimensions of errance—not as mere aimlessness, but as an active practice that reveals hidden structures of urban life. The work contributes to debates in urban sociology and human geography, offering insights into marginality, temporality, and the lived experience of displacement within modern cities.

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